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From: Dave Robinson on 21 Jul 2010 04:55 It has happened at last, I have retired, and with that, I have lost any legal access to Matlab, so I am off to download Octave, as the nearest alternative to Matlab that my pension can afford. I want to say goodbye to everyone. 1) The Newbies for asking thought provoking questions, or at least keeping me amused. 2) The Guru's for providing insightful responses, thanks, I have learned a great deal from your answers. 3) To the Matlab team for making such a remarkable package, that has kept me employed and engrossed for the last 10 years or more - its such a pity that just when I get time to really explore its potential, with no employment constraints, I have to switch to some 'competitive' package, still that life I guess. Maybe I will 'see' you around - by the way, does anyone know where I might get some Nike trainers? Regards Dave Robinson
From: Jan Simon on 21 Jul 2010 06:36 Dear Dave, *thanks* for supporting this newsgroup! Bye. What about FreeMat? Anyhow, I've heared, there is a live beyond Matlab. Jan
From: Bruno Luong on 21 Jul 2010 08:00 "Dave Robinson" <dave.robinson(a)somewhere.biz> wrote in message <i26clf$lgu$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > > I want to say goodbye to everyone. > Thanks. Good to have you around Dave. Bruno
From: Alan Weiss on 21 Jul 2010 08:51 On 7/21/2010 4:55 AM, Dave Robinson wrote: > It has happened at last, I have retired, and with that, I have lost any > legal access to Matlab, so I am off to download Octave, as the nearest > alternative to Matlab that my pension can afford. > I want to say goodbye to everyone. Sorry to see you go. Hope you continue to enjoy yourself. BTW, maybe you'll be interested in taking a class somewhere...then will have a student ID...then will qualify to buy Student Edition of MATLAB, which is really inexpensive... Alan Weiss MATLAB mathematical toolbox documentation
From: Wayne King on 21 Jul 2010 09:13
> I want to say goodbye to everyone. We've all (gurus, non-gurus, aspiring gurus, etc.) learned a lot from your posts Dave. You've helped a lot of people on the site. You'll be missed. I hope that there is a way for you to remain involved in the community. Wayne |